
Embedded todos: it's common to have //TODO or //FIXME comments in our code, this extension can find those as well.
Statistics: statistics about your entire file and/or project-level statistics about your individual projects.Time estimates: you can estimate the time it will take to complete a todo by adding a tag to it that looks like this: hours), or Then you can use the token in statistics.Timer: a timer can be displayed in the statusbar for started todos.Timekeeping: you can mark todos as started and track elapsed time until completion.TaskPaper compatible: just set, and to.Go To Symbol: you can easily move between projects by using the Go to Symbol in File.
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Formatting: you can format text in a markdown-like fashion, we support: bold, italic, strikethrough and code. Archive: you can move finished todos to a special "Archive" section with a shortcut. Custom special tags: special tags' names and their colors can be customized. Custom colors: all colors can be customized. Custom symbols: you can replace the default symbols with any of the supported ones. Portable: being a plain text format you can read and edit it using any editor. Easy to use: you're just a few shortcuts away from becoming a master. This helps remind me of things that are important but haven't started. As soon as you save your edits TaskPaper's sidebar should reflect the changes.This is a copy from fabiospampinato/vscode-todo-plus, I modify it for myself use. Edit the contained "searches" or "tags" configuration file. Locate the "Configurations" folder, which is a sibling to the "StyleSheets" folder. Choose the menu item: Window > StyleSheet > Open StyleSheet Folder. To view and edit the above described configuration files: Try it, enter a into your document and note that it shows up in the sidebar. The tags section shows tags from the current document and the "tags" configuration file. Use the View > New Sidebar Search to show a search editing sheet that avoid this issue. In particular if your search has a ( or ) you must escape them by preceding them with a \ character. Here's an example that you can paste into your own document: Todo and not are some quirks when editing tags. TaskPaper stored saved searches using tags. Embedded in the current document, or saved into a common "searches" configuration file. In the search edit sheet there's a checkbox that determines where the search gets saved. To edit a saved search right-click on the search in the sidebar and choose Edit Search. To create a saved search right-click on the "Searches" sidebar heading and choose New Search. The searches section shows saved searches. Double-click on project in sidebar to "hoist". You can also drag and drop items from the editor onto projects in the sidebar.
Drag and drop to reorder projects in the sidebar.To focus a project select it in the sidebar.You can hide any section by clicking the "Hide" button that shows to the right of the section title when you move your mouse over it. The sidebar has three sections: projects, searches, and tags. Use the sidebar to focus projects, activate searches, or filter by tag.